4 Whiffens Lane
Central Tilba, NSW 2546

Built in 1995, this charming two-storey period home features a distinctive triple gable design and is located in the picturesque village of Central Tilba. The property offers established gardens, sunny verandahs, and multiple entertaining decks that provide stunning views of Gulaga Mountain, creating an idyllic living environment.

Upon entering, a formal entry hall welcomes you with beautiful hardwood timber floors. The open-plan living area is enhanced by soaring cathedral ceilings, stained glass pendant lighting, ceiling fans, and exposed timber beams, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

A cosy wood fire heater provides warmth to the lounge, dining, and kitchen areas. The kitchen is equipped with timber bench tops and stainless steel appliances, including an induction cooktop and electric oven. Adjacent to the kitchen, a sunny deck overlooks the established gardens, Gulaga Mountain, and parts of Central Tilba's main street, which is conveniently close by.

The upper floor houses three bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study. These rooms feature traditional sash windows consistent with the period style. Despite its period appearance, the home was constructed only 30 years ago, faithfully replicating the style while avoiding the maintenance costs typically associated with older buildings.

The spacious bathroom includes a double basin vanity with artistic basins and a bathtub fitted with removable Scandinavian-style timber slats that double as a sitting bench when not in use.

The ground floor offers additional living spaces including a second toilet, a guest bedroom, a laundry, a music room, and a large workshop with ample storage. The partially covered entertaining deck extends towards the backyard, providing a magnificent outdoor area to enjoy the beautiful gardens intimately.

Central Tilba is known for its charming primary school, live music events, and a unique Bohemian ambiance. The village's main street features artisan retail shops and the renowned Cheese Factory selling local dairy products. The location offers proximity to the coast, medical facilities, and sophisticated dining options including several acclaimed restaurants.

The property benefits from town power, solar panels, solar hot water, septic waste system, and internet connectivity. Council rates are approximately $1,900 per annum. The land size is 967 square meters, zoned residential, identified as LOT 9 DP3166.